The referenced CCP artist is a European artist, art teacher, and musician who was an early pioneer of modernism. The reference pictures, chosen from his extensive body of work, are from his later years. They are abstract pastels composed from inner felt sensing
Instead of invading his students' artwork with his brush, Hölzel taught composition and color didactics (painted-in corrections were the norm). He encouraged experimentation and was open to learning from his students
Hölzel's Sound of Colors: Piano piece, minute 02:16-02:39, composed to Adolf Hölzel's artwork Color Composition I; a musical contribution by Ignaz-Taschner-High School in Dachau © BR.de
Audio: German spoken. Transcript: English translation
Holzels Sound of Color Audioguide
English Transcipt © FOCUSZAT Freda Blob
The Adolf Hölzel Foundation documents the life and work of the artist Adolf Hölzel.
The Hölzel House in Stuttgart, Germany, where Hölzel worked and lived, is now a museum and art school. The museum holds a collection of the artist's work from different time periods, exhibits from the Hölzel Circle, Hölzel's original furniture, and a library